I want to start learning C++ and everything related to creating bots/cheats, where should I start?

Question

Distance learning

Hello.
I ask you to write what I need to learn to create bots and crack programs (again, cheating private software)
Just at one fine moment, I got tired of playing games, but hacking / modifying these online games seemed very interesting, + it seemed to me some kind of game in chess, (one creates defense bypasses the other) which I want to learn, and in the future it seems to me that writing a bot will be more interesting than performing these actions directly in the game.
So I ask you to write a list of what I need to learn, and preferably a link to the resource on which this can be done.
"GeekBrains" is a little expensive for a student, and I still have to keep up with these courses, but it's easier for me to study every time I have free time.

Answer 1

Start learning C (procedural paradigm).
Video lectures
Book by Brian Kernighan, Dennis Ritchie.
I practice writing various implementations of data structures and processing these data structures (sorting, searching).
Then you can start learning C++ (OOP).

Answer 2

For starters, you should read How to Ask the Right Questions , which will reduce the chance of getting an STFW response, which can be paraphrased as "this question is regularly asked on the toaster".
If you are interested in the combination of C / C ++ / asm, then for starters, take any book on C ++ that you consider acceptable for yourself (Kernighan and Ritchie are not easy to read for everyone, perhaps the Datel book "how to program in C ++" will be easier for reading). Then practice a lot. Flip through Sedgwick Algorithms in C++ . Practice a lot. Implement all (or almost all) of the algorithms and data structures that you scroll through. Read about assembler for C programmers .
After you understand how C and assembler work, you can discover an author like Chris Kaspersky - he wrote a lot of interesting things on the topic of disassembling and quacking everything and everything.